I know this idea has been tossed around a lot, and I haven't seen anyone do anything. I'm asking that all #RonPaul supporters make a short video, and say "I am Ron Paul", and upload it to YouTube. [Edit: I have realized there was a 2008 campaign with the same concept. The idea needs to be brought back using the full force of YouTube and individuals, not a bought, and paid for campaign commercial]
Links to the video's can be posted here, or on the official Facebook Page for the viral campaign. For Twitter use hashtag #IAmRonPaul and tweets can be sent to @I_Am_Ron_Paul and lastly you can visit the YouTube page for the campaign.
Make sure you're also following Dr. Paul on Facebook, and Twitter (@RonPaul) .
It doesn't look like much now, since it's just started, but it has a great deal of potential. The establishment knows they are outnumbered, and they are having a hard time dealing with ONE Dr. Paul, they will never be able to handle massive numbers of Ron Paul's.
An idea cannot be killed once it's time has come. Ron Paul is the very symbol of the ideals this country was founded upon. We are that idea. We will not falter. We will make Ron Paul's message continue to be heard regardless what tricks the establishment tries to pull.
The goal is to have an iconic, lengthy clip based on the famous "I am Spartacus" scene
Submissions have come in for this campaign, and I've noticed that I was not the first person with the idea, although they did not get much traction due to lack of organization. If a few more people could make quick videos it would go a long way towards the success. They can be however you want, but at the end say "and I'm Ron Paul" for example.
Here is the latest submission, and what he choose to do. It's about the government not reaching into private life , and uses seat belts as an example, so be creative.
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